Pro 10 Pc Hard Anodized Pots and Pans Set Non Stick, Black

I researched extensively to find what would meet my specifications - I needed dishwasher safe, easly to clean, metal utensil friendly and attractive cookware with tops you could see through. I narrowed it down from the many sets available on several sites to this and one other. I spoke with my sister who as it turned out had just gone through the same process. This was her finalist and since she had it already and was using it she vouched for it and I bought a set. No regrets! This is great cookware for cooking and cleaning. I doubt I will even need the dishwasher it is so easy to clean. It heats evenly and cooks things well but not too fast or too hot. I've been cooking on an old electric stove with old beater pans and now I have a new stove with a glass cooktop and this set of cooking pans. The difference in the food preparation result is truly amazing!!! I should have done this a long time ago. Recommend.

Seems to be holding the finish. I also bought a 12 inch fry pan which we use a lot more than the ones in the set, and it shows the wear and tear sometimes potatoes sticking.

I had a 25+ year old cooking set that was starting to fall apart, and I had good experience with a granitestone omelet pan, so I decided I would give this set a try. First of all, they're great to cook with. They transfer heat well and this set comes with a good variety of pieces. As everything is metal (and glass, if you include covers), they're oven-safe as well. I have had zero problems cooking with this and have not had to compromise any of my recipes despite "stepping down" to a less expensive cooking set. Cleanup is easy. The non-stick coating results in nothing sticking and therefore they come clean with a simple wipe-down with a soapy rag. While the instructions say they are dishwasher-safe, they're easy enough to clean I don't see why you would even risk the harsher cleaning. Maybe the lids could go in the dishwasher, but I have yet to have hand-cleaning be enough of a hassle to warrant it. Durability... here's my longer-term concern. Again, I'd avoid putting them in the dishwasher and I still prefer using my silicone cooking tools rather than risking any scratches caused by metal tools. These puts and skillets are very, very lightweight. There are advantages to this in the quick transfer of heat and being easier to handle, but they're almost TOO easy to handle. When washing, I have to take care not to bang them into the sink, for example. The major drawback to the lighter weight is that bangs or drops are quite likely to result in the pans and pots deforming. Otherwise, I'd have given this 5/5. My concerns over durability bring this to more like a 4.5/5.

I do all my own cooking at home and these pans are beyond awesome. The cook evenly and nothing, I mean nothing sticks to the pans. A breeze to clean and dry too! Best set of pans yet. Only down fall is that the set is short one pan lid and the lids have metal handles that can get hot; therefore, you have to use a hot pad. If this company would change the lid handles to wear you don't need a hot pad to grab them, then this would make this set of pans Perfect!

These are pretty and a nice weight. The handles do stay cool, with the exception of the big pot, make sure you have pot holders when emptying the pasta water!. Steamer works well, and holds 4-6 ears of corn. They wash easily.

We like them a lot so far, but my son dropped the pot while getting it out to cook. And it bent, the lid wouldn't fit. He was able to get it back to its original shape pretty easily, but it was all too easy. Easy to bend and easy to fix. So, don't ever drop them 3 feet or more I guess. Other than being thin they're very nonstick and very easy to clean though.

I love love love this set; only need oil when cooking eggs. So far I've use them for several months and no sticky issues, no scratches, etc. The only thing I noticed is a little light staining on the bottom side of the skillet; but it could result from my constance usage. Otherwise this was a great buy, it hold well to heat on stove top and oven and cooks food evenly. Would definitely recommend purchase of this item.

This is not really made to stand the test of active cooking every day. It’s 2025 and I am already replacing it with more durable set Metal utensils do in fact scratch the surfaces , I highly recommend using silicone. I learned the hard way. Within one month of having, I had to get a replacement from the manufacturer. They took care of it no problem but I was disappointed I had to do that. I recommend for someone just started out with their own place. We have 4 adults using it here and every one of the pans , especially the large skillet, we have to toss out. Photos 1 and 4 are of the large deep skillet, used most often for proteins. 2 & 3 are is the medium skillet

How can Amazon USA justify selling these disgusting used soiled pan sets? They were clearly well used covered in oils rust and and horrible Just look at the photos Do not purchase

Like: Coating is as non-stick as PTFE but far more durable. Attractive set. Excellent value. Dislike: Surface is rather abrasive. Crosses the "Truth in Advertising" line with wording that implies the coating contains actual diamonds. Okay, let's get this part out of the way. When you open the shipping carton and read the text on the box there's a statement that says, "Titanium & Diamond sparkle look coating". Gee Granitestone, did you overlook mentioning this in your Amazon product description? Now, to be realistic, diamond dust in the coating isn't going to do anything practical anyway, that's just colored bubbles for the sales pitch. Diamond is hard, but unless it's solid diamond the durability of the coating will mostly be determined by the binding material that the diamond dust is embedded in. Diamond conducts heat really well, but the overall heat conduction of the utensil will be determined by the aluminum body, not by the thin coating. Let's move on. I like the all-metal handles, the entire utensil can be put into an oven without harm. However, the handles on the glass lids can get quite hot when the pot/pan is used on the stove top. So far I've not found them to be so hot that I cannot lift the lid with my bare hand but it's pretty close. I have a glass lid from a different maker that put silicone rubber on the metal handle, that works much better. The thickness of the aluminum body of each utensil seems to be about optimum. Heat distribution over the bottom of a pot or pan is very even (I use them on a regular ordinary rangetop with spiraled heating elements). You can find competitor products with thicker bodies (and much higher prices) but I doubt whether that extra metal does anything other than increase the warm-up time. Waste not. The surface coating seems needlessly pebbly, rough. I feel uncomfortable about scraping a metal spoon over it, however so far it has shown no signs of wear. The non-stick properties of the coating are similar to what I've experienced with many PTFE pans in the past. Nothing has stuck to it in any serious way. Some things like the juices from frying mushrooms or green beans dry onto the bottom of the pan but rinses away easily when washed. Even with PTFE pans you need to use oil to keep your eggs from sticking and this is no different. I have been frying without oil or butter and have no complaints so far. You just need to temper your expectations with a bit of realism: force fields haven't been invented yet. The Net Net: These look really nice, are great value as a cookware set and seem like they will last a long time (not like PTFE pans that only hold up about a year). I'd recommend them to friends. But they lose a star for talking through their hats about the "diamond" coating and for gravelly texture and hot lid handles.

Love this item easy to clean but one fry pan was defective...coating coming off

A great looking set of pots and pans. Love everything about them ...so far ... except the metal handles on the lids get extremely hot. I was boiling eggs and when I grabbed the handle on the lid to lift it off the pot, it burned my hand. I still can't understand how the manufacturers missed this very important flaw in their product. You have to use pot holders to remove the lid. Of course it's too late to return them. So I absolutely can not recommend them.

Love the look and these work great! But one pan was slightly dented on the edge as well as the steamer basket. Hubby was able to bend the pot so the lid fits Steamer damage is only cosmetic and I'll rarely use it.